On 13/04/2011 11:54 PM, Leslie S Satenstein wrote: > Well, I just wiped out a Debian installation to install Fedora 15, > with Gnome 3. > For a Desktop user, there is a big loss of structure. > I did not see how to group common things together. One clicks on > applications and we have everyone of them showing. I would actually > want the business stuff in a folder, so I can keep clutter away. > > For a developer or a serious user, Gnome 3 is not for you. Best to > remain with the classical Gnome interface, if it is possible. >
It's a Fedora issue, not a Gnome 3 issue. Fedora doesn't group it's application menus into categories/submenus like Debian does. Also, you didn't need to format & install Fedora 15 to get Gnome 3. You could've simply added a Debian experimental mirror in your sources.list and install gnome3. Alex
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